Holy Name High School - Marigoal Yearbook (Henderson, KY)

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The following S e p te mb e r after this tough Sophomore struggle we began our Junior year. Although we had lost eight fel- low classmates, we gained two new students, Eleanora Johnson and Juanita Pressley. The class of '49 contributed two members to the armed forces, Tom Fenwick and Henry Payne. A great sacrifice was made by los- ing Richard Metzger to Saint Charles Sem- inary, Maryland. Sister Mary Scholastica was troubled with our burden until Thanksgiving when a sudden transformation gave us Sister Agnes de Sales. Then things really began popping, the first of which was a successful grease drive, then the class rings. Christmas came with a rushed and a beautiful Christmas program over WSON given by us after which a party awaited us at Robert Bohn's, with Tom Fenwick present as our honored guest. Returning to school on January 6, we start- ed the year of '48 with an abundance of res- olutions a few of which were kept. Examin- ations came and went and January was soon over. February came with the Seniors' Leap Year Party. Valentine day followed. Spring blossomed out with the Senior Play and the music recital while March and April flew by. May came along and we took the Seniors on a hayride and a wiener roast to Ijames' Lake. Then came the May Procession, fol- owed by the dreaded final examinations. Graduation again and as the class of '48 solemnly marched down the aisle, we pic- tured ourselves taking that long walk in .Tune '49, We closed awonderful Junior year with the graduation dance at the pavilion. Then the twenty sophisticated seniors, of '49 returned to the halls of Holy Name Sep- tember 8, the birthday of Our Blessed Lady, with happy hearts for this was to be our last year. Sister Eleanor, principal and home room teacher, was very anxious to teach from her new Chemistry book. Sister Agnes de Sales, ready for another trying year of commercials, welcomed us to our old places in her classroom. Sister Frances Rita and Sister Mary Scholastica were eager to get started with their Sociology and Spanish classes. Excitement ran high in the election of officers and the Freshman initiation' but the big event, to start the ball rolling, was a farewell party for Richard Metzger, who was returning to Saint Charles after the summer vacation. Too many things have happened to men- tion all, but some events will ever linger in our memories---practice for and the actual performance of our class play---our mar- velous class trip---the tour of Kentucky-- especially its historical and educational spots---and last, but not least, the wonder- ful May Procession honoring Our Blessed Mother and finally Graduation on June 10. This ends the history of the class of '49,

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1 xi f ' X ff74qg5i!QEQl ff A J 4. 1 0 HISIURY HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 49 September 5 1945 we the Semor Class of 49 entered as Freshmen wxth Sxster Frances R1ta as teacher Two ent rely new subjects confronted us to test our abxlxty as H1gh School Students Latm and Algebra were the trymg subjects but we made the grade We had four new members Marre Fenwlck Norbert Drury Dorothy Duck worth and Susan Johnson They were the lucky ones to Joxn a class whose motto was and has been for four years Un1ted we stand D1v1ded we fall Betty Clements Jomed our class for about a month but cxr cumstances beyond her control forced her to return to her old school The f1rst week Of School brought elect1ons whxch netted these results Mar1e Fenwlck Presmdent of the class Thomas Benton V1ce Presr dent R1chard Metzger Secretary and Tom Fenwlck Treasurer Imt1at1ons by the semors were admm 1stered on September 12 but we had fun and so dxd they all s well that ends well Later Carolyn Brown was elected cheer leader to help support the team and to lead on the students m thexr vorce losxng cheermg Thomas Bentonand James Hager were substrtutes for the flrst team Cora Lee Wlllett Dorothy Thompson Phyllrs Watk1ns Wanda Dempsey Carolyn Brown and Patr1c1a Ford were members of the Glee Club At Chr1stmas we held our frrst h1gh school party Valentme s Day was celebrated by the Sodahty dance g1ven by the Jumors It was the frrst Hxgh School actrvlty we had partxclpated rn May 8 brought Henry Neel a great honor of re ce1v1ng a statue of h1s favorxte composer from the Art Publrcatron Socrety of St Louxs MISSOUTI at the rec1tal for theory work rn musrc June 7 1946 all were promoted to the Sophomore class We looked forward to our next year 1n H1gh School and hoped that rt would afford us as much fun as drd our Freshman year How qu1ckly vacatron rolled by and after three months of fun and enjoyxng lrfe w agam started out on our longjourney through hrgh school It was 1n thls year w1th our largest class of twenty s1x we recelved the mckname S1llySophomores Electrons took place very shortly wxth Isabel Speaks our cholce for Class Pres1dent and Henry Neel Secretary of CSMC To the basketball team we gave four boys James Hager Thomas Benton Norbert Drury and Robert Bohn Our f1rst taste of Geometry under the d1rect1on of Slster Eleanor came 1nth1s year After loslng exght classmates at var ous t1mes dur1ng the year the rema1nder of the class settled down to study for exams Th1s Sophomore year ended wxth the May Processron and a H1gh Mass wh1ch we had read for the Semors . X Cxrgs I sway J , Y-1 1 ClASS ' . ' ' ' ' , e 10

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